Lionise
Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings · 1896 · p. 14
See “ Lion of the Season .” Lion of the Season. A distinguished distinguished musical executant or other celebrity, generally a foreigner, at whose shrine society metaphorically worships while his fame is at its zenith. The expre ion is the outcome of the anxiety of the country folk in former days to see the “London Lion” at the Tower. Hence to “lionise,” make the most of a “stranger within our gates.”
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